I installed TortoiseGIT using TortoisePink as my SSH client. But I later found out that that was not the correct one to use for my purposes. So, I uninstalled TortoiseGIT and tried to re-install, but when I try to re-install it won't bring up the "Pick your ssh client" screen. I checked their website, but this issue is nowhere to be found.
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I will add this here as I didn't want to reinstall TortoiseGit just for this and the other solutions did not help.
If you want to switch TortoiseGit to OpenSSH, simply run this at the command prompt:
TortoiseGIT leaves key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TortoiseGit
in registry after uninstall.I deleted it and was able to pick SSH client on next install.
I was able to circumvent this problem by going to the TortoiseGIT settings page. Under "network" I noticed that the "TortoisePink.exe" file was still selected. So, I just changed this to "ssh.exe" without a path and viola! My issue is fixed.